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    Could You Make It as an Electrician?●So you think you could be an electrician?YhnScienceSpace Policy44527 min ago

    Asterisk Magazine has published a long-form feature examining what it actually takes to become an electrician in the United States, walking through the apprenticeship system, licensing requirements and the day-to-day realities of the trade. The piece arrives amid ongoing debate about skilled-labour shortages and whether the trades are a realistic alternative to college for young workers.

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    Turning off Apple Intelligence frees up disk space on macOS 27●Turn off Apple Intelligence on macOS 27 and get its disk space backYhnScienceSpace4038 min ago

    Mac users are sharing that disabling Apple Intelligence on macOS 27 releases a notable amount of local disk space that the feature reserves for its AI models. A community guide is circulating that walks through turning the feature off and reclaiming the storage, and people are discussing how much space the bundled AI models occupy and whether Apple should make the feature optional at install time.

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    A new technical write-up explains how the dual polytope can be used to simplify convex hulls, walking through the mathematical ideas behind the technique and its practical applications in computational geometry. Readers are discussing the explanations and the usefulness of dual constructions for reducing hull complexity in graphics and geometry processing.

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    cp's -r vs -R flag debate resurfaces●cp: -r or -R?Yhn978 min ago

    A blog post by developer movq examines a long-standing quirk of the Unix cp command: whether the recursive copy option should be written as lowercase -r or uppercase -R. The two flags have subtly different histories across BSD, GNU and POSIX systems, and the piece walks through what each specification actually guarantees, reigniting a familiar argument among command-line users.

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    Boston Dynamics Details Atlas Robot's New Four-Finger Hand●How Atlas’ Four Finger Robot Hand Gets Superhuman Grip and Control✉newsTechnologyRobotics33 min ago

    Boston Dynamics has showcased a four-fingered robotic hand for its Atlas humanoid robot, designed to deliver superhuman grip and control. IEEE Spectrum takes a close look at how the hand's mechanics and sensing enable dexterous manipulation, a key step toward humanoids that can handle real-world objects and tasks beyond basic walking and lifting.

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    A new write-up examines how much physical memory page tables consume in modern systems, exploring how virtual memory structures scale with address space size and workload. The piece walks through the math behind memory overhead at different page sizes and system configurations. Readers are discussing the practical trade-offs between larger pages, translation overhead, and memory waste.

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    NAMIWalks Charleston rallies community against mental health stigma●NAMIWalks Charleston brings community together to fight mental health stigma✉newsHealth18 min ago

    NAMIWalks Charleston has taken place, bringing together local residents to raise awareness and funds for mental health support while challenging stigma around mental illness. The community walk, organized as part of the National Alliance on Mental Illness's signature event series, drew participants united in supporting those affected and promoting open conversations about mental health in the Charleston area.

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    Intentional walk to load bases against Acuna pays off●Not often you intentionally walk someone to load the bases to face Ronald Acuna Jr. — and probably even less often thatMmastodonSportBaseball110 min ago

    During an NLDS game against the Dodgers, a team chose to issue an intentional walk that loaded the bases, setting up a high-stakes at-bat against Braves star Ronald Acuna Jr. The gambit worked, which is rare given the risk of facing one of baseball's best hitters with nowhere to put him. Baseball fans are discussing the bold call and how seldom that strategy backfires or succeeds.

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    'Lanterns' Season 1 Finale Gets Recap Treatment●'Lanterns' Season 1 Finale Recap: The Scene of the Crime https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/04/arts/television/lanterns-recMmastodonCultureTelevision22 min ago

    The New York Times has published a recap of the season 1 finale of 'Lanterns', the DC television series, covering its eighth episode under the heading 'The Scene of the Crime'. The piece walks through the closing episode's key events and resolution. Viewer discussion around the finale is circulating as the show wraps its first season.

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    Out of the Darkness Walk raises suicide awareness in Virginia●Out of the Darkness Walk raises suicide awareness and mental health support in Virginia✉newsHealth18 min ago

    An Out of the Darkness Walk has been held in Virginia, raising awareness of suicide and support for mental health. The community event brings together people affected by suicide loss and advocates to share resources, reduce stigma, and fund prevention efforts. Local coverage highlights the walk as part of ongoing efforts to connect residents with mental health support.

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    Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has revealed a Minecraft project he worked on for 12 years, walking viewers through a sprawling custom-built city in a nearly 20-minute tour. Major outlets including The New York Times and The Verge covered the reveal, with reporters profiling Tomlin's long-running love of the video game alongside his coaching career.

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    A new write-up describes the process of building a worm detector and mapping how individual worms move, both alone and collectively. The author walks through the detection setup and what the movement data reveals about worm behaviour. Readers in the programming and hobbyist science community are sharing and discussing the project, with engagement suggesting curiosity about low-cost sensing and biological observation experiments.

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    Walktober walker chases sunset and snaps a bat●I'd already done my # walktober walk today, then spotted such a sunset on the way to the shops that I had to chase it AnMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife1123 min ago

    A walker taking part in Walktober, the October walking challenge, had already finished their daily walk when a striking sunset on the way to the shops prompted an unplanned detour to photograph it. In the process they managed their first half-decent photo of a bat, though the sunset itself proved tricky to capture between buildings.

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    Brewers steal Game 2 despite uncharacteristic mistakes●They don't ask how: Milwaukee overcomes uncharacteristic mistakes to steal Game 2 https://www. mlb.com/news/brewers-win-MmastodonSportBaseball110 min ago

    The Milwaukee Brewers beat their opponent in Game 2 of the NLDS despite an off day in fundamentals, walking hitters and committing errors they rarely make during the regular season. The team still found a way to win, prompting commentary that good teams take games even when not at their best. Fans and analysts are highlighting Milwaukee's resilience as the series continues.

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    Brewers stun Padres with last-strike rally in NLDS Game 2●Brewers rally for dramatic last-strike Game 2 win. Can the Padres regroup back home? https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76MmastodonSportBaseball110 min ago

    The Milwaukee Brewers pulled off a dramatic walk-off style comeback with their final strike in Game 2 of the 2026 NLDS against the San Diego Padres, taking a commanding position in the series. Attention now shifts to whether the Padres can regroup when the series moves back home to San Diego for the next games.

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    Brewers rally in the ninth to stun the Padres●Holy cow! Brewers pull it out in the bottom of the 9th, after the Padres led throughout the game. Final: Brewers 4 PadreMmastodonSportBaseball110 min ago

    The Milwaukee Brewers came back to beat the San Diego Padres 4-3, scoring in the bottom of the ninth inning after trailing for most of the game. The Padres had held the lead throughout until the late collapse, and baseball fans are reacting to the dramatic walk-off finish in this NL matchup.

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    Nursing Guide to Safe TPN Administration Draws Attention●How to Administer TPN Safely | Total Parenteral Nutrition | Nursing Skills & Proper Protocol▶youtubeHealthNutrition56K17 min ago

    An educational guide on safely administering total parenteral nutrition is circulating among nursing and clinical audiences. The material walks through proper protocol for TPN delivery, covering line handling, monitoring and infection control. Clinicians and students are sharing it as a refresher on a high-risk procedure where errors can seriously harm patients.

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    Chourio walk-off gives Brewers 2-0 NLDS lead●Chourio, Milwaukee's Mr. October, bests Miller with walk-off to give Crew 2-0 NLDS lead✉newsSportBaseball10 min ago

    Jackson Chourio delivered a walk-off hit against pitcher Shelby Miller to give the Milwaukee Brewers a 2-0 lead in their National League Division Series. The young outfielder has been the standout performer of the series for Milwaukee, earning an 'Mr. October' reputation among fans after his clutch postseason hitting.

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    More daily steps linked to thicker cortex in 12-year-olds●An observational study of over 5,500 12-year-olds measured daily step count for 3 weeks, brain structure, mental health,MmastodonHealthFitness216 min ago

    A large observational study tracked more than 5,500 12-year-olds, measuring daily step counts over three weeks alongside brain scans, mental health and academic performance. Children who walked more showed a thicker cerebral cortex and fewer behavioral and emotional problems. The findings add to evidence that physical activity in childhood is tied to brain development, though the observational design means causation is not proven.

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    More than 1,000 walk in Concord for mental health fundraiser●More than 1,000 walk in Concord for NAMI New Hampshire mental health fundraiser✉newsHealth18 min ago

    More than 1,000 people took part in a walk in Concord, New Hampshire, to raise funds for NAMI New Hampshire, the state's National Alliance on Mental Illness affiliate. The event supports mental health programs and services, and participants turned out to raise money and awareness for the cause.

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    Runner progresses to interval training after Nike Run Club plan●Run 12/13 having finished the Nike Run Club starter pack I’ve moved on to a combo of interval runs and easy runs. CalibrMmastodonHealthFitness416 min ago

    A runner has completed the Nike Run Club starter pack, a beginner running programme, and moved on to a mix of interval runs and easy runs. The latest session involved ten repetitions of one minute running and one minute thirty walking, with five-minute warm-up and cool-down periods, while deliberately calibrating effort to avoid overtraining. The runner feels capable of handling more and plans to adjust the routine accordingly.

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    Needed to add two numbers, ended up building a programming language●Needed 1+1, built a functional programming languageYhnTechnologySoftware15136 min ago

    A developer has written about how a seemingly trivial goal — computing one plus one — escalated into building a full functional programming language. The post walks through the design and implementation decisions that came out of solving the simple problem in an over-engineered way. Readers are discussing the familiar programmer impulse to turn small tasks into elaborate systems, and debating the trade-offs of building a language from scratch.

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    The Effects of Walking One Hour a Day●The Effects of Walking 1 Hour a Day https:// tube.blueben.net/w/5nMfbJiDkbT b7XiR5cht23MmastodonScience319 min ago

    A health explainer circulating online sets out what walking for one hour a day does to the body, covering the physical and mental benefits of a daily hour-long walk. It is being shared under a medicine and health-education label. Discussion is focused on how a simple, free habit like daily walking can improve fitness, mood and long-term health outcomes.

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    Claude-built walkable O'Neill cylinder simulation draws attention●I asked Claude build a physically accurate O'Neill cylinder you can walk aroundYhnSciencePhysics2929 min ago

    A developer used Anthropic's Claude to build an interactive, physically accurate simulation of an O'Neill cylinder — a rotating space habitat concept — that users can walk around in. The project, available as a web demo, showcases AI coding tools being used to create educational physics visualisations of far-future space settlement designs.

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    Elizabeth Hurley Says 'Found Fitness' Replaces Her Gym Routine●Elizabeth Hurley Skips The Gym But Her 'Found Fitness' Habit Ties Her Health To Things She Loves✉newsHealthFitness16 min ago

    Actress Elizabeth Hurley says she skips the gym, instead relying on what she calls 'found fitness' — folding exercise into activities she already loves, such as gardening, walking her dogs and working on her farm. The approach ties her health habits to everyday pleasures rather than structured workouts, and her comments are drawing attention as a low-effort alternative to traditional fitness routines.

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    The message is simple: walking can help ease worry and support mental health. Under the heading 'Worry less, walk more', the idea being promoted is that regular walking offers a low-cost, accessible way to reduce anxiety and improve wellbeing. Beyond that general advice, no further details about who is promoting it or in what context are given.

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    Mental health awareness walk in Concord draws about 2,000▼Concord mental health awareness walk draws around 2,000 people, organizers say✉newsHealthMental Health18 min ago

    Around 2,000 people took part in a mental health awareness walk in Concord, New Hampshire, according to organizers. The event aimed to raise visibility and support for mental health issues in the community. Participants and organizers used the gathering to encourage open conversation about mental health and to connect attendees with local resources.

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    Startup says its vibe-coded site looks professionally designed●How our vibe coded website looks like a designer made itYhnTechnologyInternet13735 min ago

    A developer shares how their team built a website almost entirely through 'vibe coding' — using AI to generate code without meticulous design work — and argues the result still looks like a designer made it. The write-up walks through their process and choices, drawing attention and debate among developers about whether AI-generated front-ends can genuinely match hand-crafted design quality.

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    c't writer switches to a new password manager●Mein Umzug auf einen neuen Passwort-Manager▶youtubeTechnologySoftware95.1K36 min ago

    The German tech magazine c't published a guide describing one editor's move to a new password manager. The piece walks through why the switch was made, how existing credentials were exported and imported, and what to look for when choosing a manager, such as security architecture, cross-device syncing and backup options. It is part of the magazine's ongoing coverage of practical software for protecting online accounts.

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    Five iPhone 18 Pro Features to Try First●Five iPhone 18 Pro Features You'll Want To Try The Second You Unbox It✉newsTechnologyMobile34 min ago

    Coverage is highlighting five standout features of the iPhone 18 Pro that owners should try immediately after unboxing the device. The piece walks new users through settings and capabilities worth enabling from day one. Talk around the phone is focusing on which of these features deliver the most noticeable upgrade in everyday use.

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    Matt Keeter has published a write-up on testing WebGPU data layouts using Facet, a Rust library for reflection on data structures. The piece walks through verifying that memory layouts passed to the GPU match what WebGPU expects, a common source of subtle graphics bugs. Readers are discussing the practicality of compile-time layout guarantees and how Facet compares to alternatives.

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    Trumpeter Hornbill nests near fence at Marloth Park●Short Walks Marloth Kruger. Just inside the fence in a big tree and this chap makes his nest there. Trumpeter Hornbill.MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife723 min ago

    A Trumpeter Hornbill has been spotted nesting in a large tree just inside the fence at Marloth Park, on the boundary of South Africa's Kruger National Park. The bird-watching account Short Walks Marloth Kruger shared images of the bird at its nest site, drawing attention from nature and photography enthusiasts who appreciate the area's abundant wildlife.

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    One-shot revision video for Class 12 physics chapter draws big audience●Electric Charges and Fields Class 12 One Shot 🔥| NCERT + Derivations + PYQs | Physics Chapter 1▶youtubeSciencePhysics156.3K29 min ago

    An Indian ed-tech channel has released a comprehensive one-hour-plus revision lecture covering 'Electric Charges and Fields', the opening chapter of the CBSE Class 12 physics syllabus. The video walks through the full NCERT text, works out all key derivations and solves previous years' board exam questions. It has drawn strong engagement from students preparing for board exams.

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    Staged video shows 'beggar' buying Rs 180,000 iPhone in India●Beggar Buying Very Expensive iPhone 18 Pro Max 😣 - Rs/- 180000 - सबने धक्के मारके भगा दिया▶youtubeTechnologyMobile574.5K34 min ago

    A popular YouTube stunt channels the ongoing debate about staged social experiments in India: a man dressed as a beggar walks into a store to buy an iPhone priced around Rs 180,000, and people chase him away. Clips of the prank have drawn large engagement, with viewers arguing over whether such videos mock the poor or expose how people judge by appearance.

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    A 20-minute walk can ease constipation almost immediately●Easing constipation: A 20-minute walk can get your gut moving almost immediately✉newsHealthMedicine19 min ago

    A new report says a 20-minute walk can stimulate the gut and help relieve constipation almost straight away. The finding highlights light exercise as a simple, drug-free way to get the digestive system moving, and health outlets are picking it up as practical advice for a very common complaint.

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    Tampa Nature Park Offers Scenic Walks And Zipline Fun▼This Nature Park In Tampa Is A Family-Friendly Getaway For Scenic Walks, Wildlife, And Zipline Fun✉newsEnvironmentWildlife23 min ago

    A nature park in Tampa, Florida is being highlighted as an ideal family-friendly day trip. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking trails, observe local wildlife, and take part in zipline activities, making it a destination that combines outdoor relaxation with adventure. Travel writers are pointing to it as an accessible getaway for families seeking varied activities in one location.

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    New tutorial published on stereo depth estimation with OpenCV●Another Sunday, another blog. Check out my newly published blog on using OpenCV for stereo vision: https:// cmodi306.medMmastodonTechnologyRobotics133 min ago

    A robotics enthusiast has published a new blog post explaining how to do stereo depth estimation using OpenCV and Python. The tutorial walks through computer vision techniques for estimating depth from stereo camera images, a common task in robotics and 3D perception. It has drawn early attention in robotics and computer vision communities.

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    Maker Community Eyes Megawatt Power Upgrades for Benchtop Lasers●Upgrading a Benchtop Laser for Megawatt Power https://hackaday.com/2026/10/04/upgrading-a-benchtop-laser-for-megawatt-poMmastodonScience231 min ago

    Hackaday has published a feature on upgrading a benchtop laser for megawatt power, exploring how hobbyist-grade equipment can be pushed far beyond its original design limits. The piece walks through the engineering challenges involved, and hardware and science enthusiasts are sharing it among themselves as an example of ambitious amateur laser work.

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    A guide to choosing the right Starlink dish●Every Starlink Dish Available: How To Know Which Setup May Be Right For You https://www.engadget.com/2276417/every-starlMmastodonTechnologyInternet235 min ago

    Engadget has published a buyer's guide walking through every Starlink dish currently available and explaining which setup suits different users. The piece compares the various hardware options from Elon Musk's satellite internet company, helping readers decide between standard, portable and other configurations based on their connectivity needs.

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    Five iPhone 18 Pro features highlighted for new owners●Five iPhone 18 Pro features you'll want to try the second you unbox it https://www.engadget.com/2274578/iphone-18-pro-feMmastodonTechnology334 min ago

    Engadget has published a rundown of five features on the iPhone 18 Pro that it says users should try as soon as they unbox the device. The piece walks new owners through settings and functions worth enabling right away. The specific features are not detailed in the shared summary, and reaction beyond the article itself is limited so far.

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